Confused Electronics Graduate: Govt Exam or Master's?

Ans: Saptarshi, You have not mentioned how you spent the two years since your graduated. Your high scores do mirror your intellect and it is natural to get confused. Suggest use all the information your have gathered and take a considered decision on the next step and follow it up with sincerity and commitment. Making a start should be your singular goal and be focused

Ans: Can you share more details about yourself what are you doing, why you want to do engineerings and why do you want to join government. This will help me understand your motivations and aspirations for me to give detailed response.

Ans: When it comes to securing government jobs in India, Electrical Engineering generally offers more opportunities than Mechanical or Electronics Engineering, especially in core engineering roles across various public sector undertakings (PSUs) and government organizations. Government Exams: GATE: For recruitment in PSUs like NTPC, BHEL, Power Grid, etc. Indian Engineering Services (IES/ESE), State Electricity Boards, Railway Recruitment Board (RRB).
For most government jobs in engineering, a Master's degree is not required but in DRDO, ISRO, BARC A Master's (M.Tech/M.E.) can be beneficial or sometimes required for research-oriented positions or specialized technical roles.
For faculty positions Master's degree is a must. Sometimes PhD is required